1960's Supermarket During The Holidays Playlist | Old Time Radio
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2025
- This is how I'd imagine supermarkets sounded at this time of year in the 60s. With Christmas around the corner, but not quite December yet, this gives a mix of regular and Christmas songs.
1. Behind The Scenes At The Supermarket
2. Workroom - Charles Williams
3. Joy To The World - Medallion Orchestra
4. Window Gazing - Ivor Slaney
5. Christmas - The Metro Strings
6. Through The Town - Roger Roger
7. Silent Night - Medallion Orchestra
8. Jello Ad
9. Mannequin Melody - Robert Farnon
10. Frosty The Snowman - Tony Vale & His Orchestra
11. Saturday Stroll - Eddie Thomas & His Orchestra
12. White Christmas - Medallion Orchestra
13. Domestic - William George & Bill Loose
14. Adeste Fideles - Medallion Orchestra
(I do not own the rights, no copyright infringement is intended, simply made for fun)
Everyone looks so classy, hair done, dressed nicely , nothing like today
They'd never make it in Walmart, would they?
This was a happy time for me. I was a child in a magical time. I miss it. People were nice and polite. I used to pray every night for mommy daddy gramma grampa and the whole world.🌎
i did the same thing. still remember my dad teaching me how to pray before bed.
I went to a vintage Christmas market. The first thing I remarked on was how it’s amazing how the people there were so interested in buying vintage Christmas things, but did not have the vintage attitudes. A lot of scowling, pushing and entitlement. Sad
Sadly a lot of racism existed in this time too. Maybe people of colour would have a harder time thinking that people were nice and polite back then .
Either way, a wonderful era aesthetically and such beautiful decorations.
Have a good day 😊
I lived in white utopia back then too - never gave a thought to anyone except those around me, of course. The blessings of childhood.
@@thegamerhippo this ❤
There is something a bit special about Xmas shopping, in the 60's. I wonder how many folks over 60, would love to pop back there and not come back ?.😃
I miss Christmas so much. It was such a magical time. The stores were decorated, Christmas music was played and we decorated our classrooms at school with handmade cut out snowflakes
As kids, we would marvel at everything. Those were innocent times when being a kid during the new space age was amazing, having family times, when school was fun with no worries, and those Thanksgiving dinners with many relatives, when we knew our neighbors and when life was, well, so much better.
What happened ? Social media ?
I was born in 1962 and this brings back wonderful memories and a feeling of nostalgia. People were dressed and there was nobody walking around in their pajamas, unwashed and smelling like dung. Christmastime was especially magical because you didn't even see a Christmas decoration until AFTER Thanksgiving. When the first signs of Christmas showed up, the excitement was palpable. I really miss those times.
My father had a nice clothing store in Rock Island, Il and in Chicago. Yes, everything was rolled out and put up AFTER Thanksgiving.
@@mrlaw711 👍
I agree! Most people took pride in their appearance. Today, it's embarrassing how some people go about in public! I miss those times, too.
@@danalingerfelt7428 it's disgusting.
Thank you for the lovely music. The heyday of the United States.
I’m born in the 70s and going Christmas shopping in the city was a very big deal. The city would be all lit up with Christmas lights and tinsel and packed with people. Great times ❤
Sears would have their store looking like a winter wonderland. It was beautiful. ❤
I was born in 1971…I love all my Christmas memories.
Then diversity made us so strong that our cities are dangerous sh*tholes. Thank a Democrat.
I wish I could buy a time machine today to take me back to the days of yesterday like what this nostalgic music and these scenes make me yearn for every day.
I never (ever) thought I would miss muzak/elevator music. I remember my mom listening to it constantly on her radio in the kitchen (WLKW, the music for your life). I would give anything to hear it again (in her kitchen, especially). Thanks for the memories!
Cynthia, I found several UA-cam, muzak Christmas channels and I have saved them just for this purpose. It's fun doing chores while listening to the old x-mas music.
I moss it as well.
Feel the same way. Hated elevator music but miss it dreadfully now, due to the memories.
LOL! Well said.
Easy Listening from the 50s-70s.
Look it up. You'll be delighted.
This deserves millions and even billions of views! 😊
The thing is, there's not many left of this generation. I remember going to JC Penney and riding the escalator for the first time.
Absolutely 💯😁🤗😘
All I can say is, as someone who lived in this era and who's mom dragged him into supermarkets many times, this is spot on. 👌
People were so sophisticated. They had pride in dressing well, speaking well, family, and themselves. Never will humanity be the same. It’s quite sad.
Yes. None us was suffering from the free floating depression that is now. I remember getting dressed up to go for a ride and walk around town. Now people slide around in their pajamas.
I still dress halfway decent when I go out. No sweat pants or home clothes, shoes etc. It was same way when you flew on a plane or visited relatives.
If you live long enough “what comes around goes around” Pay attention. Notice young women learning to sew and bringing back vintage clothes. Notice young men on tik tok telling other men to dress better. Notice ppl speaking & pronouncing their words. For example, the word important , they are not pronouncing it importan not dropping the ( t) they are actually pronouncing the (t) at the end of the word. Pay attention to crafts being learned. Pay attention to second hand stores being crowed. Ppl are going back to old ways that we need to keep. Ppl are calling out parents who think is amusing that their children curse. There are changes taking place for the better.
Not all of humanity has lost their mind. Some still take pride in appearance, speaking well, and treating others with respect.
White privilege you RACIST!!
I find this vintage in-store holiday music to be so relaxing. I don't why.
12th Floor J L Hudson’s in Detroit. Magical time as a child going their. It was so beautiful! They had a Mom Table, a Dad Table etc..where you could go and chose your Christmas gift to your parents. I miss my parents, I miss my grandma.
Yep, we lost my Mom 90 but sharp, this Fall and she went to the old Main Hudson 's every Saturday when she was in high school. Just talked with her 91 year school pal who worked Saturday mornings for a soda pop manufacturer Downtown then, in the office, and they would meet up at J.L. Hudson's for lunch in one of the " dining rooms" in that magnificent store, then shop all afternoon. I remember a young woman dressed as " Christmas Carol" in that 12 the Floor Hudson 's Toy Department, early-mid 1960s. Great memories of a very civilized era.
Thank you for sharing, proof that better times did exist.
I love the pictures just wish there had been more. I graduated 1965, this was a fantastic time in my life. I so miss this.
This is where my ppl are😍😃 The gift wrapping counters were always my favorite! I loved to see how beautiful and perfect they could wrap anything.🎁
I miss these days when you could go Christmas shopping and listen to christmas music
Me too 😊
I literally went christmas shopping today and listened to Christmas music. Is it banned?
@@andyd3447 No it's not it just isn't the same
@@LaNette2733 What isnt the same? Shopping and Christmas music?
For Pete’s sake, you hear Christmas music the shops the day after Halloween..easy to shop and listen to Christmas, lol. But I prefer the older music such as this
My first recollection of the grocery store was in 1967. I was around 4 years old, and it looked similar to these examples. I remember the muzak and the checkers punching in the prices and hitting the grand total button hard. I remember them weighing the produce on the big scales and wondering how do they know how much each item costs without the price sticker. Then when they were through the S&H Green Stamps or Blue Chip stamps would come out, and we would all be excited! Woo hoo!
I lived once in a lifetime of wonderful.
People under 40 will never have these safe, wonderful moments.
I’d take this over technology any day.
I'm in my twenties and I definitely agree.
Yes! Take me there…..NOW!!
I feel the exact same.
I've been mad since 1990 lol.
Even though this video takes place in the 1960s, I remember grocery shopping with my mother in the mid to late seventies and not being much different between the decades. I grew up in a very small town, with two very small competing grocery stores. My mom and dad would make enough money to only go grocery shopping every two weeks, and she was able to find everything we needed in both of those grocery stores in our small town. Now I have to go to like, three to four different grocery stores just to find the items I need, it drives me absolutely crazy!!
A time we will never see again, what a shame the way things are today.
Believe me, there is a lot I don't like about the manners and behavior of contemporary life either, when compared to the 50s and 60s. And if you were a white male, life was an open highway for you back then. However, for women and people of color? Not so much.
@@karenryder6317 Oh here we go, more anti-White propaganda shitting on a much better and safer society. Look around and tell me things are better now. If you believe that, then you are as ignorant as you are stupid. America was safer, better, and more prosperous when it was Whiter. To deny that is to deny reality.
@@karenryder6317 Yawn...yeah, be sure to whine about being a victim and ruin everyone's memories.
Not to mention being wrong, but don't let factual testimony ruin your desire for victimhood.....please....
@@67marlins Nobody is "whining" but stating facts that the "good old days" weren't always so good. Except as mentioned only if you were a white man. Women couldn't even open their own bank account without hubby's "permission" and single women were out of luck. Don't forget the discrimination against POC and the LGBTQIA community. Vietnam War as well...romanticize the era all you want but stop wearing those rose-tinted glasses about it. All eras had or have bad aspects.
@@cathyskywalker77 You just proved my point.
BTW, nobody cares about the alphabet soup mentally ill lobby.
l renember listening to music like this in the supermarket when l was a kid. The market looks so. vintage style. l would like to go back.
Loving the playlist and remembering shopping with mama in the 60's, love you mom, I know you and Dad are looking down at us kiddos 😍
And you dressed up to go to the stores, not in pj's and house shoes
And pot roast was $.59/lb!!!
Back when times were simpler. An you never saw Christmas decorations until AFTER Thanksgiving. SIGH...
Imagining what it was like being a kid in the 1960s during Christmas time. The toys, the music, the tv specials like Rudolf, Charlie Brown, and the original Grinch, with Boris Karloff narrating. (Still the best version in my opinion).
This is everything we loved about growing up in that time and everything the world hates today. Very sad 😢
Correct. We had it made. We respected teachers and they were kind. Where you went to church was a big deal. Dinner at grandmothers was a regular treat. No foul language. No locked doors. When our high school principal walked into the room, we all knew to stand. Good safe times.
@@annhenry3135
Thank goodness this can still be found worldwide but it’s the exception unfortunately.
@@annhenry3135 I taught an English Class to middle school students in China about 20 years ago (as a White American)....they stood as I entered the room....(I tried not to act surprised but I was shocked).
@@johnsain they were still taught what our parents taught us in the 50s.
Blame the spineless woke scumbag politicians that America is stuck with. But to be fair, Americans are just as much to blame as the politicians they vote for.
If America wants to become more conservative, privatize public education.
So fun! Love this and the good memories that came rushing back.
These days, going to the market is a stressful chore, often filled with rude shoppers!
rude drivers, too
And exhorbitant prices!! 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
You should try working at grocery store, I do
@@robinwagoner7217 I do too, and this is my first full year at one. It was my first Thanksgiving holiday as a personal shopper, and customers in my experience have never been nice. I’ve worked retail, fast food, janitorial and now grocery store, and no matter what, over half the customers are just plain rude, give you a hard time, act like you don’t matter and are disrespectful. It’s like as if we cease to be human just because we clock in at our jobs. I’m an 80’s baby and I don’t ever remember a time where “everyone was nice”. The holidays are the worst to work around customers. It’s like the holidays bring out the worst in everyone. The true meaning of holidays have been lost for YEARS, sadly.
So enchanting. I remember those days, such sweet warm memories....
I grew up in the 60's and always loved Christmas . A silver tree was in every classroom in my elementary school . Our teacher asked us all to bring an ornament from home to hang on that tree . Although I was glad to hang my ornament on that silver bottle brush tree . I silently turned up my nose at that lightless monstrosity. No sweet smell , no star on the top no lights no tinsel ? I just felt like so many of us , shortchanged by this , this , ...so called" Christmas tree " ? ? . Soo many memories of a time I wish still existed. Thank you little silver tree for the memories you left . . just for me ! . . 🎄🌠🤗
@cindybin2001 Madame, if the country was as it was intended , native Americans would be the majority. 🤷 . All the rest of us ? . . are immigrants ! . 🤦 . This all started off being about Christmas past . 🎄 . How in the world we got into all this is baffling.to me . .🤔 . I for one won't argue any further . I'm sure the creator never imagined this would turn into a racial platform . No wonder we can't all get along ! . . 😔. . . . That being said everyone . . Peace on earth , good will toward all men ! . . 🎑 . 🎆 . . ☮️
This was wonderful, I remember those magical times grocery shopping with my mom and dad at Christmas time they always made the holidays so special for us. 💖🙏
This is wonderful and a nice antidote to the current dismantling of everything we once prized.
I was born May '64 and shopping for the holidays when I was pre-kindergarten and in grade school was magical. The magic faded in the late 1970s for me but these songs still conjure up whatever magic there still is inside of me. Thx!
i was born 1950 and have noticed as time has gone by the more money people have to spend the un happier they have become ,,,Christmas seemed nothing in way of excitment to my grandchildren as the got toys and presents on a weekly basis
Thank you very much. We need to get back to that simpler time
Before long I think we'll be forced to do so.
@@kck9742 hopefully there will be food on the shelves too
I'll stay here in a time when our kids don't have to go to separate schools just because two of them are black and one is white.
@@tictacmothma Good for you for pointing this out. Jim Crow was all around in those days and I wouldn't want to go back to the role of women in those days either. People look back at this time through the mist of nostalgia, not the clear lens of reality.
@@karenryder6317 like todays reality is so much better? Gender confusion, reverse racism, etc
MARVELOUS compilation - takes me back 60 years to some very pleasant memories! Well done!
I was a 60s child in U.K., it was the same here, great times.
This brings back fond memories (although at the time I'd have never known it would become a memory); the meat section is exactly how our Supermarket was layed out. Women dressed up when they went out for groceries or most places for that matter! I remember my mom wearing red lipstick & high heels. Ho hum. And everyone went to the one Supermarket where I live as there was no real competition back then. How I remember department store windows all dressed up with different Christmas scenes or things to buy. And I noticed it wasn't even a question or a choice - paper bags were the norm until the sinister plastic bags came along. Little did the manufacturers know that decades later, they were so very harmful to our environment. Everytime something knew came along, we thought it was great & we were progressing with the times. It's not until you're much older do you realize that that so much should have stayed like it was.
I was born a bit after this time, but I absolutely love the music of the 60s...this video is a real treat!!!!
Was just talking to my mother in law last night about how grocery stores use to bag your groceries for you. Those were the good old days. My mother law who is elderly find that she can’t pack her groceries fast enough anymore. Long gone are the nicety of customer service when it meant something
I like the slower pace of the photos. I actually have time to study them
Well done...I was born in 1977 and some of the grocery stores weren't updated...the good old days! We shouldn't give up, for those who mentioned how society has changed, I know plenty of people with good hearts, you just have to look harder some days! Don't forget we are all struggling to do the same things....to feed our families, to keep a roof over our heads. Let us work together as a society this year and give each other a little grace! Merry Christmas, everyone ❤️
Love the 60's - the music, the surfing, the tv shows...
Stupid assassinations and that winless war will always be a dark spot on an incredible decade.
Winless war? Statistically, the US kicked azz in Vietnam, with ten gooks dropped for every one GI. But aside from being a waste of time in the third world, it was below us to fight an enemy that doesn’t respect itself.
Throughout the 1950s to early 1980s, the red owl stores were a major chain. I well recall Christmas times around 1960-61 going there, and marveling at all the expensive big toy items being shown on the top shelves. The ones most kids could only dream of getting for Christmas.
Born in the 60's. Christmas in the 60's and 70's had a special kind of nostalgia. Times were better then but we didn't realize it. People had respect and cared about others & were polite. Christmas back then meant dreaming of the toys as a child & all the colours, decorations, food, family & friends-that magical feeling. People where I grew up didn't have a lot but we had what mattered. Merry Christmas Everyone!🎄
Rudy Voss's Keystone market or the State Street Food Market here in Erie Pa when I was a kid would play this type of music. Now that I'm 70 I realize how many good times we had back then. Way way way before the internet ruined the world. We would go down town when we were 10-12 years old, at night, and my mom never worried about us. We walked everywhere as kids and didn't have a care. I feel sorry for today's youth that will never know the bliss of silence or not having to be entertained constantly. P.S. our parents didn't attend every single sporting event or other event that you were in, and we liked it that way. And so did they.
19:39 they don't have the mirrors above anymore at supermarkets. they made so much sense but probably too expansive to include nowadays. things were more artful then. they were functional too. not only could you see everything without needing to dig around, the butcher could slide the mirror from behind to restock.
(This is Tom, not Sandra.)
What a great time capsule of music to hear again. I was born in 1958 and l most likely heard this same music, growing up, in the grocery stores but didn't really listen to it as closely as l do now. Wow!!! I really miss those days so, so much; living in the world....as it is today.
Thank you for posting this video!!!! What a flood of memories it brought to my mind!!!
'56er here. When I was very little, Mom used to take us sometimes to Maison Blanche on the Westside to shop... or for a treat, to Canal Street in New Orleans. We had to travel an hour to get there, and we wore our best. We would often stop to eat at Morrison's cafeteria before heading back out to the country.
I was born in the 70s and remember the shopping experience in the 80s. It was fun! Oh, how we took it for granted.
I remember going to the market with my mom when I was young.
I was born in 1960.
It’s nice to see the old photos too.
People actually wore their clothes and not their pajamas to go to the grocery store. I saw a woman and her kids wearing onesie Christmas pajamas at Walmart last week.😮 The collapse of our decent society
I was a 58 model. I miss it. I had so much fun. I wish we could go back. It was polite and kind.
it was never decent to begin with
@@vexintersect1312 sure bud just so you know modernism is not freedom
Yes, sure it’s a funny Christmas onesie and not the fact people are shooting each other….
Yeah but Walmart has always been that way lol
My first job as a grocery bagger. I was 14 and wore a tie!
I miss the good old days. I'm from the '60s. No lockdown although we had Hong Kong flu going around.
I love how nicely everyone was dressed.
I was born in 1960. It was a special, innocent and blessed time
Lovely memories…why did we try to make it better…it was just fine as it was.
As a kid I used to get excited when Christmas shopping, we always went to the grocery store first, then to the mall, and always finished off by going out to eat. We were so full of energy back then lol.
Love this so much! I'm only 27 but I imagine myself back in the 60s and love hearing stories from back then ❤️ Wish I could've grew up around that time
When class,manners,and Sophistication mattered…a day from long passed.
Even that background music gave me the feels!😥
I do remember the hanging Christmas stockings!!! As a child I would get so 😊 excited!!
Gave and received many Christmas gifts from Green Stamps!😅❤
Thanks for the memories in the 1960s when I was in my mid teens! Some things haven't changed, many things have changed as well! In my beautiful residential hometown in northern NJ we had two small supermarkets, A & P with the old wooden floors from the early 1900s and Grand Union which was also rather small! My late beloved mom had four kids and we had a small refrigerator with the freezer section with two ice cube trays the size of a small shoe box! So she had to go food shopping almost everyday! The milkman delivered milk, eggs , cottage cheese and Dugans delivered baked goods similar to Entemens! Though my mom came from a long line of grandmothers born in the 1800s who were blue ribbon bakers at country fairs, the famed Pennsylvania Dutch who fed the troops at Valley Forge and Yankee New England authentic cooking/baking! The major differences are the grocery stores are monster sized stores these days, way too big imho as the elderly/disabled can hardly get around them and the prices of food are through the stratosphere now! And we thought inflation was bad in the 1970s! LOL Hah! I was a floral designer for a supermarket chain and saw first hand the amount of food and other things we waste everyday and throw out, not just the food, but plants get thrown out if they're not bought and past the sell date and those mylar balloons get thrown out as well, into a vast huge dumpster! We're one of the most wasteful countries in the world and unfortunately a great many Americans don't realize it or care! "Waste not, want not"..old famous proverb, the truth! Happy Holidays to all!
Thanks for sharing! I love hearing people's stories and memories❤❤
@@grandmahour4347 You're very welcome! 💘
@@grandmahour4347 You're very welcome!♥♥
You are so right about the waste of food in America. Stores should be ashamed of their selves
Wow, what good memories, things were simple,we prayed in public schools, neighbors watched out for each other and their children….
Pr@ed I’m public schools! I’m jealous!
Me provoca mucha alegría y felicidad, ésta música y las imágenes, thanks From México City. !!
I'm loving listening to this while doing some online holiday jigsaw puzzles. Wow - I think I've become my Mom!
Sounds perfect to me!🤪
The best Christmas music video I have found.
0:55 That PRODUCE aisle, with mirrors on the back and paper bags below!! makes me weepy with nostalgia
This reminds me of Disneyland for some reason. I grew up in the 80s, but I watched a lot of movies and listened to music of this era via my grandma and mom. It's so relaxing.
I am officially a subscriber instantly I subscribed! I love it! So wonderful to see this and have those warm happy memories flood back at the end of a long day. ❤
I'm so glad I grew up when I did, it was a different world.
Gente, que delícia de vibe!
Um verdadeiro sonho de natal. ❤️
Indeed. ❤
Makes me think of mom and my child hood of the 60/ 70 but makes me think of my mother childhood the special candy old fashioned candy canes and chocolate drops and chocolate cover cherries. fudge chocolate and peanut butter .And sugar cookies .Ice cycles on the tree with C7 lights that was true Christmas at least in Indiana with the snow .
This was absolutely awesome....thank you. Ill play this at christmas lunch🎅🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄
Love the avatar - thanks for the laugh
First observation: people universally dressed better - even just going grocery shopping
If they ever invent a time machine I'm going back and staying there!!!
People actually wore thier Sunday best out to window shop.
Yes, and in the 50s and 60s, stores actualy had windows!!
That's what I miss a lot. People dress like such slobs today.
This wasn't even their best, it was their everyday attire
yep and people actually held the doors open for others, said good morning, thank you...now it seems to be a chore for simple acts
Then there’s me: I wear sweatpants to Walmart. How far we’ve fallen 😜
Back when families shopped together!!!!!!!!!
a lot of the music reminds me of the "SEEBURG" sound systems that were used in the day. yup!!!, 16 R.P.M. records that were on a monthly exchange program. christmas music did not start until after thanksgiving!!!!
Supermarkets looked like this up into the early 80s. Then everything changed to drab. I think it was due to conglomerates taking over. I miss those older days.
Its amazing just how much we have lost the past 50 plus years starting with dignity, class, respect and well mannered children from proper family upbringings. And that's just a tip of the iceberg!
I LOVE this channel!❤😊
Thank you so much for this amazing video!
happy sounds......
So well done, thank you!
…And everyone waited until AFTER THANKSGIVING to start it all!!!🙄😬
There are more people in the world now . Two parents working . Sadly people have to start early . I agree it takes away from the Christmas Season .
@@donnareeweeks6180 Bring back the Norelco Santa!! The old-school one!! If we have to start Christmas early, let’s have some old-time sanity about it!!! I never thought I’d say this, but those old TV specials with Perry Como, Bing, Andy Williams, and John Denver with the Muppets are starting to sound pretty good right now…PLEASE, let’s have some INNOCENT FUN and SANITY for the holidays!!! More people playing Jackie Gleason’s Orchestra and Mantovani’s Christmas music would help! Don’t forget to STOP, BREATHE, and RELAX this Yuletide!!! Peace on Earth 🌎 ☮️✌️😇
YES …THANK YOU!👍
I like it before Christmas. I love it.
Fantastic!! Thank you!!
This world doesn't exist anymore sadly.
Captain crunch, Hawaiian Punch, quick chocolate powder for milk, I was always happy to see those items come from the
Big brown paper bags. Sweet innocent, simple times.
People dressed well in the 60s . People spoke well in the 60s . People behaved well in the 60s .
I absolutely love your channel!
Many women used to wear curlers and rollers in their hair while shopping.
Oh how I remember those days, great times. I believe the supermarket was Food Farm. They had toys scattered about but all the bigger, really cool stuff, was placed on top the produce units. My guess now was to keep little kids hands off the merchandise.
I can also recall a small vending machine that had little model kits in it. Either .10 or .25 cents.
Those were the days. I’m so glad to have grown up in that time.
Wow, I had forgotten all about those little model kits until I read this. It was so fun to get something neat out of a vending machine.
Yes! The model vending machine! Thanks for bringing that memory back to me!
Yes, I grew up in the late 60s early 70s and remember this well going shopping with my mother and my grandmother and then sometimes to the little mom and pop stores on Christmas Eve with my dad for last minute things
Great strings! Thanks much.
As little as I recall of the early 60s (Born in 61), I'd say you have it pretty much right on
I worked in Supermarket in the early 70s. We listened to this music all the time, now Christmas music was great. But typical Supermarket music after Christmas was awful.
Certainly a more wholesome time than now. Wish we could turn back time in some ways. Families the way they were meant to be, respectful children, wholesome views. As a whole - there were always outliers.
Child abuse, spouse abuse, gossiping neighbours, better made sure you went to the right church or else.
I love it! 🥰 Added to my playlist. 😃Thanks! 👍